Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

T. -. Mc0rlQe reIufneO IrOm 1eleu6 i00o
night.
A. j. Davis returned from New York yes
terday.
Mr.. Bowdoin came up from Garrison yes
tarday.
Mr.. J. W. Wilson, of Omaha. Neb., is in
the city.
Gen. C. Andrews, of Minneapolis, is in
the city.
Mr.. e. L. Bonner left Butte Tuesday for
Missoula.
Mr.. w. L. Hoge came up from Anaconda
yesterday.
E. j. Carter, of Helena, arrived in town
yesterday.
G. A. Rowell and wife left for Chicago
yesterday.
is in the city.
Mr.. Harry Mansfield, of San Francisco,
is in the city.
town yesterday.
yesterday evening.
Mr.. E. J: Carter, Of Helena, is registered
at the st. Nicholas.
Mrs. Monteith came up from Warm
Springs last evening.
VsOs OlGl6uO6TK arrived from D00f LOORG
by the evening train.
Mr.. R. H. Beckwith came over from
Helena yesterday.
Mrs. Crospey and Mrs. James McCaig
leave to-day for Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Barbour will leave
the city to-day for st. Paul.
Dick Houser is over from the capital,
shaking hands with old friends.
Mr.. e. H. Matthews arrived in the city
yesterday from Waterbury, Conn.
r. B. Wallace was one of the arrivals
yesterday evening from the capital.
MI. Annett came up from Salt Lake City
last Monday and returned yesterday.
r. B.. Smith came in from Helena yester-
day and left for Dillon in the evening.
Colonel J. G. Dodge, of Helena, was in
town yesterday and leaves this morning.
Messrs. 8. W. Stryker and E. 8. Fergersop
arrived in the city yesterday from Chicago.
Miss Attic Birdseye is spending a week in
Walkerville, the guest of Mrs. j. K. Clark.
Mrs. Labeau left last night for Montreal, !
Canada, on a visit OF two or three months.
Messrs. L. c. Fryhrie, D. Lamont and
W. H. Smead came up from Lillon yester- |
day.
NJ. Bielenberg, one of the West Side |
cattle kings, is looking after his interests in
Butte.
John Gordon is a very sick man, and his
friends are very solicitous about his condi- |
ton. !
Mr.. P. E. Poindexter and wife came I'D
from Dillon yesterday and spent the day |
in Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ford, of the
Upper Deer Lodge Valley, were in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. M. B. Brownlee, Mrs. Forbis and
Mrs. ]. 3. Russell are enjoying the quiet of
Deer Lodge.
Mrs. McCaig. wife of the Butte agent of
the Northern Pacific, has gone to Helena
for a few DAYS.
Mr.. E. H. Wilson has gone to Philips
burg on a surveying trip. He will be alb
sent q month.
turned yesterday from a weeks s%ojourn at
Warm Springs.
Mr.. 7. G. Woodmancy arrived yesterday
from Cincinnati, Ohio, and is domiciled at
the st. Nicholas.
John Carter is in the city. after a pro-.
tracted visit to Chicago, st. Louis and
other Eastern points.
A letter received to-day in town stated
that Major Budd and party have sta rted
on a trip to the National Park.
Mr.. James E. Stuart, formerly operator
at Deer Lodge, is now in the employ of the
Western Union company here.
Mrs. j. K. Clark will give an informal re-
ception next Thursday evening, in honor of
Miss Nina Daft, Of Salt Lake City.
Mr.. F. Allen returned Monday from a
three months Eastern visit. He will re.
sumo his former position at O. K. Lewis &
Co.'s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schatzlein, Mr.. and :
Mrs: M. Slater and MIR. and Mrs. D. F. Nc {
Dewitt spent yesterday in Columbia Gar. !
dens picnicking. !
Mr.. George H. Casey and his sister, Mis-, 8
May, will give q dancing party next Fri !
1aay evening, in honor Of some Of the WIS.,
ting young ladies.
John H. Curtis left for Idaho Springs
weeks and enjoy the beauties of h re-.
'ort and the new hotel erected there. !
A. L. Stokes, the able and energetic Cen. =
Agent of the Northern Pacific in Mon- \
n was in the city yesterday on a flyinp n
BUSINESS trip. He returned to Helena on t.
he evening train. d
ROBERT Bllckensderfer, Superintendent OF k
he Idaho Division and Utah e. Northern G
here yesterday and went South last N
light accompanied by j. r. Maxwell. sc
Engineer ofthe same road. n
Helena Independent: Judge A. ], Davis la
lime over from Butte yesterday. Judge tt
'aves is closing out his business and az er
I'rs IN Montana preparatory to removing W
, California to reside permanently. p1
Messrs. Irvine DAILY, Sergeant and warten- III III
lad County. Active development is pro- Ri
esslng on their properties there, and the Al
1tlook is more encouraging than ever. M
Caty Attorney W. O. Speer is recoveri1 10 WI
owly from the wrench torhis knee ten SIX
avs ago, but is unable to leave bis room. &C
e was up yesterday for the fret time. and !o'
opes to get to his office in g. week or go. ia
Dolls was up from Dillon look;no
. ana rosy: He was loud in praise of the
nerous Dlllonite who have subscrihed 7
ZOO for his 'Cathedral," work On H. l
.nndation of which will begin next non. ms
y. Be
Mrs. Zensperger has just returned from col
1ccago, where she has spent the past few fas
eks looking up the latest styles and nov. "a,
les IN the dressmaking line. She annea, oNl
De In better health, and thoroughly en-. oVt
red her visit. GU "al
ar: d. s. Murray left last evening for up.
y Lake City, where he will, in the future. We
iae. MI. Murray, during his stav in mo
:, "0Oo uduy warm friends in gOC
IN business and social circles. who will the
ret his departure. to
If. r. J. Brophy held an informal recen Bae
n yesterday afternoon at hi, store Bar
va OF young ladies and gentlemen took eloq
'ge there from the rain storm. Cbew;ua the
. and other refreshments were served shut
the company adjourned. the
lille Marie Louise "a tor l..+ the
nlng for a long trip through California not
company with her aunt, Madame Prar;a ne G.
T.. Jean, Canada, they will visit San
nclsco and the principal cities of South
lorna and return ext spring.
'hn II. Gray. General Agent for tho In
'hlngton Life Insurance Companv ;s;n the
CITY and contemplates remaininp hera the {
raj days. Representing the best Lie said
rance company in the world. he w.~,
lid do q good business, ne "ool
|. and Mrs. Pat Ducev and ch;,a- beca,
by the Misses Alice Thomns ~ how
Alice Lewis left for Greeson's Snr;".u fered
evening for a few days. recreatiop NJ when
: may extend his vacation and tala begin
and other East side places h. sso 10 turns
oeiore ovor